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Rhodes Avenue Primary School

On Friday 14th June, Rhodes Avenue Primary School in Bounds Green invited Lynne Featherstone, MP for Hornsey and Wood Green and DfID Minister, back to school to hear from pupils about the need for 1.7 million professional teachers to get every child worldwide into primary school.

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Innerwick Primary

Rebecca and Emilie from Innerwick Primary have written us a special report telling us how they got involved with Send My Friend to School…

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Marsden Infant School

All 204 pupils at Marsden Infant School took part in Send My Friend to School!

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Park School for Girls

Pupils at the Park School for Girls made lots of cardboard teacher figures to tell their MP about the global teacher shortage.

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Holy Trinity Primary

Pupils at Holy Trinity Primary School, Tattershall, met their MP in October.

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Group of schoolchildren and adults outside 10 Downing Street

Whitehall Junior

Whitehall Juniors delivered their messages in person to 10 Downing Street.

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Adult and children in school uniform outside 10 Downing Street

William McGregor Primary

Year 5 and 6 pupils from William McGregor Primary delivered their messages in person to 10 Downing Street. Vicky and Ella report back.

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Children holding up gold medal artwork, some wearing 'Send My Friend to School' t shirts

Chater Infants

Pupils at Chater Infants School in Watford presented over 180 medals to their MP, Richard Harrington.

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Ernehale Juniors

A group of committed Year 3,4 and 5 pupils led Ernehale Junior School’s work on the right to education this year.

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Central Foundation School

MP Rushanara Ali visited Central Foundation School in east London to talk to students about their concerns, including the need for education for all.

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